Our porcelain switches are in-house developments and manufactured in Germany. No retro-look rocker switches, but industrial switches with a reliable inner life made of technical ceramics at their core. Durable, robust and versatile in use, they are also aesthetically superior in three ways: visually, haptically and even acoustically.
Our porcelain switches are in-house developments and manufactured in Germany. No retro-look rocker switches, but industrial switches with a reliable inner life made of technical ceramics at their core. Durable, robust and versatile in use, they are also aesthetically superior in three ways: visually, haptically and even acoustically.
Our Bakelite® switches are in-house developments and completely manufactured in Germany. No rocker switches in retro look, but in the core industrial switches with a reliable inner life made of technical ceramics. Durable, robust and versatile.
Switch systems made of Bakelite® and porcelain. Lighting fixtures and furnishings. Made in Germany and Europe.
The company THPG, established by Manufactum founder Thomas Hoof, was part of the Manufactum Group from 1998 to 2007, where it was responsible for the development and manufacture of Manufactum's own product lines: it is therefore the originator of many "Manufactum products". Today, it concentrates on the production and distribution of switch and lighting systems made of Bakelite®, porcelain and glass, which are now successful throughout Europe - in the preservation of historical monuments, in the renovation of old buildings in hotels, museums, commercial, public and private new buildings and everywhere they appear, they are incidentally also a statement ...on distancing from trends and on durability as a virtue.
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Lights and lamps
Luminaire series from Germany and Europe. Classics and modular systems.
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Hand shower
The hand showers from our faucet series are "old fashioned", and not only at first sight
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White glass Bakelite® & Duroplast
It can also be more discreet. Bakelite® and polished glass.
The manorial farmstead consisting of three buildings is a protected monument. The oldest parts of the building substance date from the 13th century, the most recent from the second half of the 18th century. The renovation work lasted a decade - great importance was attached to the preservation or reconstruction of historical construction details, color finishes and furnishing elements.
HENRI hotels are known for their individual design. Typical for HENRI is the high-quality, detail-loving furnishing, which always refers to the history of the building. In Berlin, the HENRI is located directly on Kurfürstendamm, in a magnificent house from the Gründerzeit.
Marianne Evennou rebuilds the interiors of houses with her husband, a sculptor. Apartments, restaurants, dentists' offices, artists' studios: Marianne Evennou loves materials that are delicate, tender and raw at the same time. She has a great fondness for everything that is handmade and leaves a few small imperfections, and likes to work with authentic and elegant materials.
Guests interested in architecture and history can always gain exciting insights. The estate, which is located about 10 kilometers from Wismar and the Baltic Sea, has a history of construction and use that goes back almost eight hundred years.
The small castle in Gonneville-sur-Honfleur in Normandy was renovated in 2019/2020 - in the area of interior decoration by the new lords of the castle themselves. They are Anna and Philipp Mayrhofer. Anna is a fashion and textile designer, her husband Philipp a filmmaker. Renovating old structures had already been a passion of the two of them before they bought the castle - so they already had experience before things got underway in May 2019 with the castle located near Honfleur.
There is space in the smallest hut - space namely for a basic ecological orientation, space for the best materials and high-quality technology. The Tiny House in Anfo, Italy (built in 2020), shows that especially where you strive to get by with little, this little should meet the highest standards. It starts with the construction from sustainable and ecological materials, especially wood.
The residential house is located on a hill at the edge of the small winegrowing village of Zeutern with a view of the rolling hills of the Kraichgau region. Despite its abstract and sculptural character, the residential house does not appear as a foreign body, but blends harmoniously into the landscape.
When - as in this case - the architect is also the client, there is agreement right from the start. Felix Küch was able to convert and carefully restore the listed villa in Bad Arolsen in northern Hesse entirely according to his ideas between 2018 and 2020.
Apartment S is located in an Art Deco villa, which was built in Vienna in 1931. Since 2013, the owners have owned the mezzanine floor. During the conversion, great importance was attached to using as many building components and built-in furniture as possible in order to preserve the original character of the flat, but also for reasons of sustainability.
Before the conversion, the loft-like building was the ruin of a locksmith's workshop from 1904 in Stuttgart's Lehenviertel district. As the workshop building was in a very poor condition at the beginning, the conversion of the old locksmith's shop was very risky and there was no guarantee that the project would succeed.
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